Which Clover Variety Should You Plant This Fall?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2020
- Our fall/winter cover cropping continues with clover! But how do you know which clover variety is best for you? We'll explain the differences between our clover varieties so you can make an informed decision.
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WHITE DUTCH CLOVER - bit.ly/3nXel0f
CRIMSON CLOVER - bit.ly/3403V85
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Judging from your truck tracks, you might benefit from using a cultipacker after you sow your cover crops. I also wondered why you don’t use a broadcast spreader to get more even coverage? Daddy had a hand cranked spreader he used for small areas. It worked great.
If I was doing a larger area, I'd probably use a spreader. It would take me longer to go get a spreader than the 5 mins it does to throw it by hand.
That's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.
Thank you very much!
Nice to see someone promoting more than just white or red/crimson clover. I'm actually doing a mix I get from my food plot provider, even mix of crimson, frosty berseem and balansa fixation clover.
It's seen quite a few people don't ever talk about balansa fixation clover, which hence the name has the highest N fixation @ 200 lbs per acre.
The data we've seen seems to suggest that N fixation amounts per clover type can vary greatly depending on location and soil type. Our supplier recommended Frosty Berseem over Balansa, but the Balansa does seem like a great choice as well.
I believe finally fine the perfect cover crop “clover” thanks 😊., and where do you guys broadcast your show?
Our weekly Row by Row show airs every Thursday night at 8:00pm EST on our FB page and YT channel.
I'm new to cover-cropping, but determined to make it work! What I'd like to know more about is using winter rye alone AND in a cocktail. I have winter rye, red clover, and Bayou kale at the moment...how to mix this? What percentage of each?
Go with equal amounts of each and you'll be able to see the progression of each and modify the mixture in the future. Everything requires a little testing to get it just right.
How about Kolards I heard they are cool season crop my bad planted them here in Massachusetts and they came up really well , we still have a lot of plants left also 😀
Collards are one of the most cold-hardy vegetables you'll find.
I didn't know you could plant a cocktail. I'd like to plant whiskey and ginger ale. If that won't work how about rye and peas or vetch?
Bulleit bourbon with a splash of ginger ale works very well. So does rye, peas and vetch.
Can I overseed clover on a spot where I have white clover that comes back every year. Didnt want to till in this spot. Thsnks
Not sure how the germination would be overseeding, but it should work.
Notice how good they grew in your tire tracks
I did notice that. They seem to enjoy the soil compaction there.
I can hear the crows in the background. Do you have a problem with them in your garden? They pull my young corn plants out of the ground. And they strip my fruit and nut trees unless I net them.
We don't have issues with them in the garden. We let them have the figs at the top of our big Brown Turkey Fig Tree -- the ones we can't reach.
Wish I could grow clover here in 9B. Fact is, I can't. Do you have any advice for using clover in my zone?
Have you tried White Dutch? That is the most heat-tolerant clover as far as I'm aware.
Do you fertilize your tomato seedling over the top with 20-20-20?
Yes.
@@gardeningwithhoss ok thank you!
Please explain what is a cover crop.
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